" 5" .' V v.. " ., -v"Ya ft -yyyi V" A ' ' mmMF ESS ot th" Flr't National; Bank feet-feuii- tnilrfnintrant, ".&-. with Mm of ao nt tW maM.T columns u.ft wn5 Blsnlncnnt.f, thfe lutge it war .".'' ,". ', fniTn m 0I T"wr;.n felt Ion. Ho had i of moi"--i acnuolnl ". . i"'.if lh bank nnil v)n M no ofh Un choice. IW T ?" .nmtnnnFfl by fl ICttor WhlCll &BCa s w ? ' the" tVilinrH " S -people. CMPor found tho prcn ?d nX ! nnd thnt official, In com Ment B qUicc. "" -..Mont. erected ;J"i,r' lv -ffimlvplr that he wiw taken 'feck "mil could not comi.Vcl.cnd the Wln'il inter when Casper Went ,8me jimc micr he wdg feKonBcteafeln.cof.dH. j f. for the grandeur mas u"uiUu Wn 10.r..l.".?na rr no lonncr hesl- r .. he "ecmed walklnR on nlr. In- '" (,ntJ f 'fceUnc InfllgnlHcnnt. he felt ,wV;n-Uiow about htm. .There was : VPF SLt0.,.?Orn to hie- credit In the 7 i'- trillllUIl uw- -- '.First National ue walked s. Up ir,,cjLn8i ill waked "down the. street a..;l l.i n',w8 he waited for a handsome sail past. He- would K"w,,'uV.:r. n,,e tomorrow., Ho vent Ho went 'r fcli robminK houws, and for the firt .Vinfllft DC '"l... .. .i i..- nvnrl nnrnnr ferrCnSt ' only choir fer'e rddenPne t.ht" had IfeaW'dolth. million? v V Wll, the first Jhlng.ol -ti"o resign his poslti iWdbetobuythemo, of course, would orn The next V ontmlMUon recalled to hl ;' d conversation in which ho had I: rivVn part last merit ni iv-mm m".v. ftMfon had been read njcsnmethins Cawer had told them he would use $k la philanthropic work, ami Bertha .; i.i HKTniMi wu jivi.- .... - , - ?ud glistening eyes, while 3tr. wni- kn had laughed and snld : . ' " v vou-would. That's what you lT5rril!Sn,t vou?d forget "about rhllan- . rtronv' nnd spend It for your own com &nd I plcaSure. Its only human na- T" ;Bat lie had meant It then. He had h .''. f.'iuia fui-ihor on the subject, no- . SS? the possibility of hlj. pos-'essing I' .'I'mtAn nr oven a thousand dollars had ,wraed so remote. Not even the letter li hnd found In his room had recalled tb conversation. ' "If you will call tomorrow after ioon flt the First National Batik nnd ilk for tho president you w 11 learn Jomethlng of benefit to you." That -was. tho way the letter read. Now ha smiled nt tho Ideas he had etprcssed at Bertha's home. "ics. of course, he would engage in philan thropic etTorts, but they could wait awhile. He must invest in nn nutomo lile, and then he must travel. And I tut she rould wait, too. He was really la a (liucrenr. strnium oi me mm ptrhaps.he had better give her up alto gether., That reminded him thnt he hd an engagement to take her to the theatre this very evening, so he cnlled ien up at the office where she worked lad pleaded a Inme excuse. "Of course it's all right," she ns wrcd him, but she did not prolong the conversation. It was just as well. Per lips it would be better now for him to form the acquaintanceship of a girl in lli own social sphere. Casper decided to keep his good for trmc secret for n while, but in this he as. frustrated by tho newspapers, who toanaged to find out everything some . low, Itcportcrs started cnlllng on him that very evening nnd ho was forced to give, interviews, telling them how ,the, money had come from nn estate in Scotland which he l.nd heard of when a lad, but had forgotten about as he pew up. The next morning he was tpreid all over tho front pages. .Bertha solved the problem of his matrimonial obligation by writing him a brief note, In which; she congratu lated him on his good fortune and voluntarily broko their engagement. "You arc on a different plant of life low," she wrote, "and it is only hu . nan nature under Isuch conditions to , form friendships among the wealthy daw. So I'll say good -by." She was right, nnd he was glad she ' Jooked at it that way, he told himself, ' tnd went out to take possession of the "pensive automobile he had ordered. i. The car business wns not so rushinc L' now and orders were filled promptly. IvAt the wheel of tlio twelve-cylinder TnUFhlnn Iia mfttnrnit m,f Infn 4tin pnnn. try.. School children on their way home Mied him for n ride, but he paid no attention. Later he. would tnke people for rides, hut just now he was too tuijr? Casper opened tho throttle nnd the motor hummed. When smaller curs tot la his way he dashed ahead and Pwed them disdainfully. He turned to look at a big, ramshackle building twide the road, and while his atten tion was thus engaged his machine left tie road and struck a telephone pole ith terrific force. Ulackness ensued. ,,In a bciniconsclous condition he felt Mmstlf picked up, hecm'iugly hours iter the crash, nnd carried somewhere. hen he regained his complete senses it found himself In bed in a very plain i j V room- A sweet-faced, middle 't ui y Ht0011 ncar "l"1, Acute pnln wWs right arm caused him to wince. .. Broken," said tho woman Sympa "ttlCBlly. He saw that she was dressed In white. ''Hospital?" ho asked, i, Not exactly." she smiled. "It's the uless Clrls' Home for Crippled Wllaren. You worn hrniichf Imrn nn f tmergeney." i ' "" It's nu organization of young "v"m wno pay n certain uniount of JJfir earnlngH every week to maintain km l?i,tltlltlon. They work In secret, ii, i.6 ,,hnt charity that proclaims melt to the world is no charity ut all. .. itB not very elegant." she npolo--.M, "but we hope to have better quarters tome time. You can be re pod t0 one of the uptown hospitals w 1 1 few days." vi? i? l thp ronm and he pondered. 'it had sustained two shocks In the lilt lew flnvo 'l'l. n... .u I ft jOOO.000, had put him in n daze., t-y-vuu .in uie suape or n teiepuono '. seemed to have brought him out .i. . wondered If he were dreaming tiffi. ' Pllt "w l,ain In his arm was -w.iuu io convince him. t. :.. WM''fficcd woman hustled Into iuum, I' ttWlLe..pre,sI,lent ot tlio business girls u-.VJi "he said. "She's coming In iifont i ' ' cnn l introduce you, for bo iH.;.iflnow. our ,lumo' Therc wns troffi1il'nl,on mnrk " y0"' clothes, ronY.au?B, ,l,oy'r "'I new, She's tt u,.Blr1' l cn" 'di yon." ttavaUoy tlie room WQlkcd n' Vaek!a8rer!" hft cclnlincd, nnd drew Iflft1"!'" he callcd. "'lon't lenvc It therate". nture to feel that a 'vt.hM aiiVh': Lu,"7'.n.."I l.; nXBOPke.1 .. i i m in iiiiiiiuii iiuiuiu Come I.Ji,Uf,,1l0j)y telephone nolo. KfW. "ml let's talk over th nn. UfwliVn.'' ,!t "oto of yours is VuS"??' nl ft another, 1 want it" OtrV viT ":"u!ins .for tlie Uus v UiriS Home for PrlnnUH HI. 11,1. . """'"' vu"ulll in we .i"'."-' " ct in nncHtlon which can In hecr? And I started to w : '., - nnniii. n iiiniiwu....-, ....i. ,--.. . ....... . .vi, v.- t J,dP.i.,f'wi crrolfrid as If I thqwt I was MWl.nt would you do If you should for t,; Ula.lc is saying, lou dident . " ,"'!nt. . Tinn nnnoi' env Can. hnd tvntfdi wnro vnuro wi n .i a i .i ii hi a and'JVs 6ing to bo n secret, too,, bc cnuMchnrity that proclaims Itself to the world is no charity at nil." xlAndBortha went to him, with cheeks, that glowed and eyes that were glisten ing wih pride, i n Next ''complete novelette Miss Quick- silver. LITTLE BENNY'S NOTE BOOK By Lee Papo Mr. I'nrklns came to seo my sister Glnddls' last nite, .bringing n big box of candy, and after a wllo I looked In. the pnrler and" him and Olnddis was Koitlmr In ihrm' (nu'liti.ff to each other, arid, the b6x'6( candy was on the pnrler ibdic'. witn t lid on nnu uie wuj Bho'wlng, me! thinking,. Q boy, chocklltsi ' And I vent: In nnd snt down on' the frunt.cdgo of n chnlr as' If I .lhawt they Ixpeclcd tn,,nnd they both looked nt tne nsltth6y thawt they dldcnt. Gladdls saying," Well, Is there enythlng you wunt." Bchnv? r ' WidT.thcrc' Was, ohy I dldcnt -wunt' to, say wat witnouusomooouy cub men tioning It fcrst, and T scd, O, I dont kno.v. f jest- came In to set down n mlnnlt. O. T dnnt Vhnw. And I looked nt tho candy without eny special ex-" dont .know please do mo. n favor nnd take n wawk. , - . Mcenlng get out ot'the parlcr. WIcH I did, wawklne slow ro somebody would hnve n chanco to Invito mo. to take, ii pccCQ of candy on" ray' way out, ony nooouy uiu, and wen 1 got out i iiau n grnto.Idcer, thinking, ,G, I'll pertcne I left something In there nnd go' back nnd nxsldcntly nock down the box, of caudy and then they'll offer' mo some for helping to pick them up. , . inu l wawKcil rite back fast, say- my nwk hunting l.aVo i wir ing, njcasci, Vou nccrlv hnil tlint hni at candy, -.on.' the llpor Uiat time, wat -do you wunt your cap for cnywny,. .you know its' too Into for you to go out." ' I wunt to know, ware It Is now so' III know. ware it Is tomorro, I ?(yl. Andjjcst then I axsidently on pcrposc bumped agenst tho box of candy so hard It fell down- on the floor nnd nil the" dlffrent 'pccccs went all diffrent direc tions, and Glnddln Jumped up, mad, saying, Nowyou've. done it, voure brite, you arc, I dont think. Let them alone, get up off tho floor this instant. Well holey smonks, dont you wunt me to pick them up ngen? I sed, nnd Cilnddls scd, No I dont. youve done cnuff to them, now get out of hcer nnd stay out or 111 call fnthcr. Wlch rfie would of. so I did. BU.MMKK KKSOIITS CAl'K MAY. N. J. Congress Hall Cape May, N. J. OPENS JUNE 25 Unexcelled location, directly faclnc tho ocean: 6 minutes from i'enna. H. 11. titatlon: first claim In overy uartlculari reservations for week, month or venison. Address American Plan JOHN V. SCOTT Manager, jniCITATipVAI. llolh Sfim IMl'OKTANT OFflCK I'UMITIONa Our students In stenography and tTM Writing nro given real omco training to uDii,jr mem io accept important positions. .iiiiiviuuMi iiiiirucuon. umj or night classes. Call or writs for catalog. 1'IIILA. ntlSINESB COIXEOE ami Cnllegn of Commerca iniV rhestnnt Ht. I'hlladelnhU 3irull.'0 HU7 CHK3X.VUJ. 8T I'osUlons gnarnn'il. Knler now. Day or night. The Tavlor School """f classk.s 1 nc a ayior Jvuuui I002 Market St. The Dlstlnrtlve lltislnrss Training School. tlrptr SnrtbHnfl Tvrwrlflng Ilnokkeeplng. Wilmar PEAmir BOTTEB So Difftrint From th Ordinary '7"r?s You'll Need Them at Your Summer Home Books from our library shelves, by popular au thors, but Kood, clean condition. Three for a dollnr. Will mail six for S2.no. SPECIAL PRICES TO SUMMER HOTELS FOR SEASON'S SUPPLY Womralh's Library 15. S. Thirteenth St. Philadelphia ilium The cup of soothing smoothness asco i . inc. Ilnv lilntlillu ilil T foot Iiwi-n Coffee I 25C" I At all our Stores 1 I IJLfEniCUl I 1 nniinicioi 1 HtTMIHBR KFaOHTg , ATI.ANTIO fllTV W. .T. mwx LEEDS AND L1PPINCOTT COMPANY (JAitonte-HaddonHaii , . ATLANTIC On the rjescfi and the Boardwalk ; Plan Your Vacation Now ' Of .courap, you wjll want to spend ,'your .vacation at the world's, most famous seaside place, Atla'ntic City, nnd you will want', to select tho best hotel accommodations nvail- able. Tho Ambassador, directly , on the Boardwalk and ocean, offers tho'utriiost in appoint t ments nnd service at modcrntc rates. Large doublb room and ' bath at $6 ,f orj one or $4 each for two in room, European Flan. (treat sun ilecka, indoor gait water ' pnol, tea, and tUner'tlrtitclno. aim phonv concerts ' owl' lS-ltoln golf pwrse. Send for tUtutralrd booklet. It i advtoabte to tnok vour rrscr j t'aflotis carlj. '. Cjfhe Ambas s odor i New York lodlcs. The. Ambasfailor, I'nrk Ave. And 01st St., Tel. nhlno faTider 0000.' 4 The AmbassadorHotels System The Ambassador The Amlxuaador ' Atlantic CUt' New York Tho Ambassador The Alexandria lios Angeles Los Angeles AT.T, TOU'I KXPF.CT A nOTETi TO HE NEW ENGLAND Bo. Csrollns At. nr.BrMb, rlshtoO Boardmlk. Ton Mst Uod.rstt Kl B. nr, 8ttl PIt A Amoio nssli. t blocks to fnt. A Cstb. CbnrcbM. Runnlni lt eeld wsttr la roomi, pt. bsiM, enn rarroandiiiEi, tH I. LlffhU. Klr. Co -t . Dtth IIoqam A Shower fr. Amtr. Flu, 13.(0 up dlr. Bpse. wklr. Eieelltnt UbU. writ ror attMnsp. Dtic bitmi sums. RITZER ffriTZBR Nsw 0-o.r.hlp Dlncttoa. mri. an s. - B-nsaii. muu. uvus mim $3.80 OP DLY.i SPEC. WHY. AMT.R. PLAN ELBEROK and rlroproot Annex. Tennessee ave. near usach. Capacity 400. Central. Open sur roundings; opp. Cothollo and Protestant Churches. Private bnttis Running Water in All Rooms White serrlre. nooklet. R. II. T.PnV. M. I. MALAMUTS HOTEL B1LTM0RE 60 SEA WATER BATHS SHOREHAIVI Virginia Ave. Close to Ileach and Steel Pier. Capacity 2S0. American plan. Private baths. Itunnlna; water. Elevator. Electricity. Special rates for Juno. ALOIS QUUI1EU. laoTHWKLL Vlrclnla Ave. 2d house from Doardwalk aa4 teel Pier. Every appointment. Highest sta-d. ard !n cuisine and service, nooklet I. DOTIIWKLL. Prop. Atlantlo & Massachusetts Aves. Capacity SOU. All out side, airy rooms. Open all year. 11.50 d?y up. Europ. plan. Special wkly. ratea Pleasant service. Mits. v. m. TimnnRn HOTEL THURBER THE ELWOOD m. .Tames Place, overlnnklnr th nnarf. ralk. Fireproof. Capacity SSO. Private btths. Running water. Elevator. 11. T. Oran. Owner TST: WL Marylard Ave. and Usach. Cap. SOO. Hnnnlnc water. Private baths. Elevator. Was SSfigi. Alneic.lltd cnUlne. H. nevessy.Ownst HOTEL EDISON Michigan Ave.. 4th hotel from Donch. Run ning water, nrlv. bath. Amer. plan. tlT.SO up weekly: European plan. 11.00 up dally. SILJV'EFTOInJ Kentucky Ave. Adjacent to Beach. Every appointment. Cuisine and serv ice unexcelled. Mod, rates. It. llrucker Co. THE WHITTLE New York ave., nr. Ileach. Europ. plan, cap. 300; running water all rooms, private baths; elevator; electricity. 12. HO up dally THE SENATOR ATLANTIC CITY, N, J. Virginia Ave. nt Uonrdwulk. Klrrproof. Our Hnrlng rntei. American plan. 1,()U day. TL. Unllint Uouth Carolina ine waiKins 1Jeach, Kvery c ave. near verv comfort A service. Moderate rates. Ij. H. Arnold. Owne r Nvv Clnrion Kentucky Av. 4 Board waio. new VlOJiun Room, wItl, batn 4 runnng wateri garago. llooklet. B. K. UONIACIA. Roorhwnnr1 Kentucky Ave. near Ileach DieilHYOUU Rn(1 amusements; reanon able, rates. OKORQB W. I.alinEB. New Readinrr -lls Pacific Ave. Mod. iiew IeauuiJJ ,.- Hungarian rul. slno. Dietary law observed. Hoffman A Sllbor HOTEL LEWIS 1711 Pacific Avo. Excellent tnlile. Mod, rates. Chas. D. Lewis. Own. & Prop, HOTEL CONTINENTAL Always open. Always ready. Terms mod rate. Write or phone. M. Walsh rhincaa. TADflD IUII Ocean end Connecticut ave. IHDVII inn idoal locations large airy .. TlBlMni KrOUl IIOLB1. ... . ...... 10th season I nnd.,,!. rates. J. P. a A. M. uwn Hotel Boscobel gSSiS .MS'S and up weekly. Phone 117. A. B. MARIO.S W.t.ir.mtar Kentucky Ave. near beach. Westminster Elevator. Private baths. Running water. Open all year. C. A. KOl'P. Manhattan 132 H. So. Car. Amer. & Europ. Hath, from house. M.McMahon NATIfiNAI Tenn.av. 2d house tromlljeeh flAUUriftL Kuropesn plan. K. OUNNEH MI1TTAI I a N Maine Ave. On Ileach INUl 1ALL Amer. nlan. 14.00 day up. 10,11 Al Av Large, airy rooms. Ilea 1911 JU. V. Konani.. Mrs.M.Dalmedo P.nmiml Vermont av. nr, beach. Amer, fennmont plBn. jj. pt.aric. VISIT II K N D H , V O U 8 The Worlit's Orentest Amusement I'.nterprlse OCEAN PITY. N. J. GHi0!colrt HOTEL, and COTTAGES rOCEAN CITV. N .J. Special rates for June Cottages 2-3-5 Room3 For tho Season Rates on Application The Oceanic May and June. NOW OPEN 8neclal low rates A. E. IIAKHIt. for Atnlnn Oth Central. Run'- water In U mgicn room. Table unsurpassed. ' See List or Ocean Pity's Leading , Hotels In this paper on Wednesday evening nnKAN niTY. N. J. "America's tlreatest Family Hesort" VILnWO01. N. J, Msgnolla 111 K. Msgnol, JTur, rms.i hpk. nrlv. I nr. Ilearh. I A. J. L. K. Jaekn. I .n.1Kiiira 23u Cedar, doors frura Hoard- L,ynanurE Wttl)C) run 4rt Mr.oidflia .-,, . BCMMKB nraORTB ATMNTIO C1TV, ft. J. FAVORED by cul tivated.intcrcstine people seeking rest and recreation by the . sea. All the old hos pitality and charm now increased under1 a single management.. CITY. N.J American Tlsn Always Open ALBEMARLE Iff ss.Im sk rm HSU kaael, nnsi Vltftytl lftfTl riiRiiiiu si lieu wrnvu. una sjw.s Pteel Pier. Private baths. Elevator. Capao- yy 800. Dancing. 1000 feet.ot porch space. sthlng from house. RUNNING WAT-.R IN EVERY ROOM American plan. 13.50 up dally. European plan. It.liO up dally, speclol weekly, OARLK ft nfeVITt. New Ownership Mgt. rpitinnly.t N. Wkly. Am. Tlan (with menls) OSBORNE Cor. Pacific and Arkansas aves. Prlv. re frigerating plant I clcctrlo kitchen open for Inspection; running wateri all outside rooms, scrupulously clesn. Elev., prlv. baths, barr ing from hoteli bath housa nnd showers free. Orchestra, dancing; white sorvlcoi garage, booklet. New mannaement. ? r it i t mmr.r,m- ATLANTIC CITY. ft). J. Olreetly on the Ocean Frost An -American plan hotel of dtttlnstlM CAPACITT 800 . . OAItAOB IPTiffs J. IiuW T-s t" BEACH 1IAVF.N. N. J. THE ENGLES1DE Ssii Private baths with sea and fresh wale, fltt tennis courts) booklet. R. F. ENQLB. Man 4Sr. Also th Covington. West Phlla 'iil. AVON-ltV-THIHKA. N. J. STRATFORD INN AV0N-I1V-TIHSRA Under now nnd experienced management. Iletter class patronngo solicited. Rate. 1.1.00 nnd up per day. Special rates by the. week SAMUEL W. TAYLOR. Prop. tNIUTRV PARK N. J. The New Ocean Hotel Rates $35 prr week up. -Asluiry Parks' Neurit leading Hotel Running wnter nnd phono all rooms) elevator FAVKI.L-& CRAWFORD Phono 33R0 PLAZA HOTEL ASIIURY PARK, N. J. Only European Hotel on tho ocean front. Headquarters for nuto tourists' shoro dinners a specialty. JAS. KELflnY. Prop. THE METROPOLITAN ASIIURY TARK. N. J. Capacity 300) Orrhrstrn, Klevatort Rooktet, B. A. Roe-ves. Prop. C. II. lifers. Jr.. Mgr, WELLINGTON -5 nunnlng Water In Every noom. Electric. Rklt. C. V. Hart. Ownership Management. NORTH ASlUJItY PARK. N. J. OCOUPY1NU AN ENTIRE II LOCK lllrcctly nn the Ocean Front Capacity iloo . All outside rooms, I Hot nnd cold salt water In all bathrooms. Perfect Cuisine. White Service. Grill Room. Rrokers' Office. K HERMAN DENNIS. Manngrr New York Olllce. 8 W. 40th Si. Phone: Vanderbllt 22D0 p.,.t....vv.v;: ...;-.. :.i..i...,..i:.v;,;.;....'..j.,.;...;..J.;I.iVj or kan r.itovi:. n. j. THE SHELBURNE New. modern hotel; hot nnd cold running water In every room; prlvato baths. Ocean Pathway facing Park & ocean. V. C. Haynes Chalfonte Directly on ocean Helect family hotel. Eh'ers. Owner & front. H. W. l'rop. The Waverlv 10 cenn Pathtray, new ,w mJ management, ocean view, first-class cuisine. II. HANK Owner. The Queen n'n?. on ileach Front. L. J. RUSSELL. sBtsmn PARK. N. .1. THE MANHASSET Directly on tha oco.tn front. Capacity 300. Rooklet. II. ROP3 TURNER. Owner-Proa. POINT PI.EAHANT. N. J. DINE BLUFF INN fO INT PLEASANT, N. ej. Among tho pines on tho beautiful Manas quan Rl-er shore. Every attraction ot seashore, river and country. All outdoor sports, now open. uooKiet. J. V.. Ilrerhower. KPIUNtl LAKE llK.ACII. N. .1. THE SHOREHAM SPRING I.AKE REACH. N. J. OPEN MAY 28 K. K. HPANnKNHKRO. Pron. ESSEX ""TEL ,AND. COTTAOES Spring Lnko Reach. N, J. miRV .irivi? is ' AND SUSSEX N ,YS,on,1,' ll'tli Ave. uwj-is. Tfli Ma,n,on srinare 033n BPRLVO LAKK. N. j. THE On the Ocean WARRFN srniNo laice. n. j. VV -VlXlVLjl't aof jiathlng. Riding. Tsnnls. MMslc. Dancing. W. 1) Btubbs. Prop. The Breakers Spring Ijike llrarh, N. J. ON OCEAN FRONT RELMAR. N. J. The New Columbia On the Ocean Front, Ilelmar. N. J. Catering to the Rett Clientele. Amer plan. Rates IS to 110 dally. Modern, capacity 8&0; music; elevators to street level; garage; write for book'ct. F. E. LUCAS. Mgr. . HEAHRK1IIT. N. J. PENINSULA HOUSE -,.. A delightful hotel on the Ocean. N, Y. once. Sherman Square Hotel. Tel. Col. H.HOO. IttTOH J. FLYNN. Mgr. POINT PI.EAHANT HEATH. N. .1. LEIGHTON ON" THE OCEAN. NOW OPEN. Concerts. Dane.. All Spts, Robert M. Croiirh KV0N. PA. DEVON MANOR DEVON, PENNSYLVANIA Main Lino Pa, R. 11.. In the beautiful Ches ter Valley, fort minutes from Ilrnad Street Station, forty-four trains daily each way, three minutes from Devon KUtlon' and Just off the Lincoln Hlghwny Ainerlciin plan, also a la Carta Service. Weddlwr Pnrtles, Afternoon Tea or Dinner Purlieu cun ha ar ranged for througn the mannscmont. Ideally convenient for Suburban Dwellers, Tele phone Wayne 700. fJolf Privileges llorsrliurk Riding Trnnlr (laniK- ftrrvlro KAOLltH MKRI5. PA. Eagles Mere, Pa. The summer resort that Is different be cause It combines mountain and seashore conditions with unique surroundings. The sandy peach and temperate water of the Lake ot the Eagles nftord splen did baching 200 feet above sea level. One ot tha finest colt courses In America. For booklet and rates, writs: THE FOREST INN IIER5IAN V, YEAdKIt, Manager THE LAKESIDE JOHN 8. KIRK A BON THE RAYMOND L. II. O. LIST. Manairr THE CRESTMONT INN WILLIAM WOODS. Manager II r2JS-i flSNieBa BUMMER RKSOKTfl MT. I'OfONO, VA. Mount Plcaiwnt Homo ?" ?: thl frm pnrntn. W. A. & It. M. LBKCII MOtlSTAIN HOMB. I'A. Heller's Mr. AirvFlna locaUon. oikt. .iikoford srniNdB. pa. IlKDFnill) SI'HINtlS (I'A.) HOTKI-Kicel- lent culsinr, nil sports. Martin Hwssny, .gr. DKLAWAKK WATKR 1AP. PA. tThn Bellivne A" amusements, oreh., dana. ..... .5e- tabl- Modtrt ruts. jphtr MrHnnnld ffm, P. Mnrrnr. Traps. WKRNr.RSVIM.n. PA. HIGHLAND TERRACE INN . nenovated and refurnished. Tdrnt lora-.'nS-FatA'??C,iH9W1.t,WAtt.AM ft "ULE" THE 0-NIvON.TA.rs?1??. Modern him comforts. Mod. rates. Uooklst UAI.HN HAM.. Wcrnorsvllle, l'a, r'nw Open ' MARYLAND VecatlonlnK' In the IJlue Itldge llte.i ror de scriptive hklt. & list of hotels A hrdg. houses tn IJlue Ridge JRs. writer Oen. Pass. Agent Westurn Maryland R,"'vay llalllmore. Md. T nr.nn PARK. Mil. DEER PARK HOTEL And Cot tare Deer Park, Maryland. Altitude 2800 feet, Oolf, Tennis, S 8wlmmlnir Pools, T. F. M1TLL1N3. Mgr. LAKE rilAMPLAI.V. V. fFr'VW.'M?. i a fcirt .- .'. LVtDlNq on the Green Drive a turfed bridle path cut through the forest in the Hotel Park is hut one of the kingly sports to delightfully provided for at Bluff Point. There are also Golf, Tennis, Dancing nnd Wnter Sports. J. P. RIIEAVES CIA). LOW llanafimr GolfSupU AW Yetk OJficm Sil HrTII AVE. HOTELGHAMPiAlN MJJTF FCIKT-CN L!U.CTWirLADOQ. OTSEOO LAKE, COOI'ERSTOWN. N. Y. LEATHERSTOCKING CORPORATION ANNOUNCES THAT atfje -ie-jBia-ga ON OTSEGO LAKE, POOPERSTOWN. NP.W YORK WILL OPEN FOR THE SEASON ON SATURDAY, JUNE 25TH Under tne Personal Management of MR. DAVID B. PLUMER. ROWDOIN PLUMER. Associate Manucer. New York Odlcfl "The Spur." .-. Fifth Ave, Tel. Vanderbllt 274 LAKE f'llAMPLAIN. N. Y. estport Inn Cottages For Rent Own Golf Links Tennis, boat Inn. bathlncr. flshinir. Orchestra. Stcantlicat.. Supplies from nearby fann3.)?Frcsh TCBCtabloa. Booklet. ? H. P. SMITH Wpstpnrt-on-Liike niininplnln, N. Y. ADIHONDACKH. N. Y. Unit ADlltONDACK HOOKI.r.T and Infer million apply Io (ieo. V. ltrnn. See')-.. Pliitts. '."Jir. Y- . ro,t SIONTKKAL-OUEIIEC IIOOKLKT apply to Tourists llnrrail of Mon treal. WW New lllrks Hilly.. Montreal. Own, VERMONT VERMONT FIIEE HOOKS "Vermont Motor Tours." "Oreen Mountains of Vermont." "Hotel Directory," "Cottages tn IXcnt and for Sale." Write Vermont Publicity Ilureau. Montpeller. Vt JEITlJtSHN. N. 11. NEW WAUMBEK J,si;vhill9?&K,,t A Dlstlnctlvo Hotel of tho HIphcr Typo. Dooklnc Odlce. S W. 40th at. New York I'VNAIIA Jh.is Hear CANADA Calls Ijou! toherVACATIONlANDof IDEAL SUMMER CLIMATE In Canada, your Ideal Vacation is realized; Ridcau Lakes, Muskoka Lakes Georgian Bay Nipigon Quetico Minaki Lower St. Law rence and Maritime Provinces. Fishing, Boating, Bathing, Golf. A summer playground in the great out-doors. Jasper Park, Alberta, and Mount Robson Park, British Columbia, embrace the scenic mountain won ders of the Dominion. FISHING, HUNTING and CAMPING Real fishing and hunting in virgin streams and unspoiled big game country in NOVA SCOTIA, NEW BRUNSWICK. QUEBEC, ON. TARIO, ALBERTA and BRIT ISH COLUMBIA. v TRANSCONTINENTAL SERVICE Dally trains run from Montreal to Vancouver and from Toronto to Vancouver trains luxuriously' equipped to make your journey a progress of pleasure. Restful stop overs at the Dominion's most fa mous hotels. Complete your tripto California and the Pacific Coast by seeing the Wonderland of Canada. Every assistance gladly given in planning your tour; write or call. CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS A. B. CH0WN, Gen. Agent, Put. Dept 1270 Broadway (Cor. 33rd SI) Nbw York, N, Y. - mw SUMMER MESORTfl LENOX. MAS, HOTEL ASPINWALL LENOX, MASS, High end Cool in th Berkthirti A HOTEL OF DISTINCTION Opens June 18. Elevation 1400 feet. Oolf, Saddle Riding. Orchestra, Oarage. Desirable Cottages with Hotel Service, HOWE tt TWOROOER, Managers , Winter Resort Princess Hotel, nermnda IIO.STO'N. MASS. HaiiiuiSTAH! 330CoremorrwnnhAv.uoton I Tlie Distinctive Boston House, ! Ona of tht moot homoBh I hotela In tha world. P.LX'ostelloj, Q DooWel wi(hiU I mt OuldebHWoricDoetauJ SWITZERLAND SWITZERLAND 'Select Collection" of useful travel litera ture aent on receipt of 10 cents to cover postage. Information on tours and trays' tree. SWISS FEDERALnCRAiLROADS 211 Fifth Avenne. New York LONDON. ENOLAND THREE FAMOUS LONDON HOTELS VIHnrln Hotel, tlraml llotol. Hotel Metropola to ens COOK'S TRAVEL SERVICE Current programs Include escorted and Indi vidual travel to FAR EAST EUROPE CAI. IFORNI A NATIONAL PARKS ALASKA 11 EIIMU DA ROUND THE WORLD. S25 H. Ilronil St. (helow Walnut St..) PhUa. Telephone. Wnlnnt 0300 nnd 2833 THOS. COOK & SON America's Supreme Glacier national parte Opens June 15 If you want to see the best of the scenic West; to know the rugged Rockies intimately, prepare for your trip now to -, Glacier National Park. Summer Tourist Fares Summer tourist fares to Glacier Park and return. June 1 to September 15; to North Pacific Coast and Cali fornia and return direct or by diverse routes on sale June 1 to September 30 limit, October 31. Tours via motor, oaddle-horse and launch, by day, week or month. En route to North Pacific Coast, Alaska or California visitLakeChelan, Mt. Rainier and Crater Lake National Parks. Modern hotels and Swiss Chalets offer best accommo dations. For travel information and literature, or Information refttdini Great Notthorn Railway's dspencf able freight ssrrca. address E. (112 D. FOR.DE, Ilenrklu Dlilc. Gen. Agt. Philadelphia A. J- DICKINSON. Pass. Tr. Mar. St. Paul, Minn. Great Northern Ry. STKAMIIOATS It US O KT S To Vacation Lands via DAY LINE On your way to the vacation lands of New York State, New England or Canadayou can break the monotony of an all-rail trip by taking that de lightful 150-mile sail from New York to Albany on one of the Hudson River Day Line's PALATIAL STEEL STEAMERS "Washington Irtlng" "Uendrlck Uudton" "DtWIttCllnten" 'Robrrirullon" "Albsny" A trip that will refresh and invigor- . ate you In body and in mind. Mag nificent scenery; cool, Spacious decks; fine music. Also ideal One day Outings. . All through rail tickets between Albany and New York accepted. Hudson River Day Line Dtsbrosses Slreel Her New York THE POPULAR ftOUTt BOSTON Splendid Sttamtn and ."trviea OrtAtn am taek Sttatnrr Jv. ruttssi St. PUr 14 N.R. BIOPl. Dsjty IsjcI. Sunday New Badfanl Ll.a J1B. June 10th exrept Bun., I.t. 1er 40 N.U. llM.toh 8t.. I'M. New Lsndsn Una LT.rier40N,Il.Iloa. ton Rt., 6. JO P.M. nr 10K;n.iind8t.,II,.M. 'i0-l.'r-' Dayll(ht Sav. Time Tickets nt 1311 and 1B30 Chest. nut nt. Uf&L liRICSSON BOAT Tor daltimore; $2, one-way fare; $3, round-trip fare .iUuL',u,lt,? ,1'' M" 3.,o1' Uatuxdoy. (rugs lUr 3, H. Delaware Ave. Uaoii tor 1'amiihlrt. " UUDAOH BIV'i:iL NIII1IT i.inh NEW YtillK CIXZ U-O NEW YOltIC BTATB jtfsBBBsiilBBBBBBri 1 SSL St AT- Sry&SSJaafO0f WOi KV ,,(' .. . rTOtAMSHJP NflTK,TW J S ,'Vv,, LUCKENBACH LINES PHILADELPHIA SAN DlgGO tOS ANGELES SAN FRAN CISCO PORTLAND TACOMA SEATTLE SS ANDREA F. LUCKENBACH .- . , . " SS KATRINA LUCKENBACH ,.,..... .June 25 SEATTLE TACOMA PORTLAND SAN FRANCISCO LOS ANGELES SAN DIEGO PHILADELPHIA , ., SS EDWARD LUCKENBACH J.un ' SS HARRY LUCKENBACH JUM 2 . PHILADELPHIA TO ROTTERDAM SS FLORENCE LUCKENBACH Jun l PHILADELPHIA TO HAMBURG SS K. I. LUCKENBACH Loading ROTTERDAM PHILADELPHIA SS FRED'K LUCKENBACH "" ,s HAMBURG PHILADELPHIA SS EDGAR F. LUCKENBACH Juno 5 LUCKENBACH STEAMSHIP COMPANY, INC. LAFAYETTE 1II.IK1,, 1'IIILA. LOMIIAHl) K340 WILLIAMS STEAMSHIP CO., Inc. "Ship By Water" . LOS ANGELES, SAN FRANCISCO, PORTLAND, SEATTLE and TACOMA M. S. KENNECOTT June ll S. S. WILLniLO (11,000 Tona) June 26 S. S. WILLSOLO (ex Cajncct) July 11 S. S. WILLFAKO (8000 Tons) July 26 Receiving Pier 31,, South Phila. For rates and particulars, apply WILLIAMS STEAMSHIP CO., Incu 114 Drexel BIdg., Custom House Place lomhaiid com PHILADELPHIA to CADIZ BARCELONA NORTH AFRICA .-MARSEILLES GENOA SS "OLYMPE" June 14 Through Hills of Lnillns; for all ports nf Spain, Morocco, Altrrla, Tunisia, C'rttc, Nice, Gibraltar nnd the Irnnt EARN-LINE STEAMSHBP CO. 139 South Fourth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. lom&ard 5200-01 -02-03 ; Main 3261 Agents for THREE STAR LINE Stc. les Affrcteurs Rctinis, 23 Bridge St, New York EARN-LINE Incorporated 1891 U. S. Shipping Board Steel Stcarrrcri Regular Freight Service PHILADELPHIA to HAVANA SS "COQUIrA" LOADING (ArmtJiemcnts bare been made for ejntek dlseharce of eorto at Uuveoa) . . or Spare anil Ilntes Apply EARN-LINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY, Agents . . Bullitt Building Phila. Pa. Lombard B20O-M01-8202-3203 Main S28I NEW AMERICAN TRANS-PACIFIC PASSENGER SERVICE between SEATTLEand YOKOHAMA.KOBE.SHANGHM HUNIj R.ONCJ end MANILA via tha SHORT ROUTE. New and palstisl U.S.S.B. linen; 535 ft. long; 21,000 torn SAILINGS i.i. Wenatchee. June cita S. S. Keyilone State, July 30 Fstei. resrrvstlons, etc, epplp sro rsilroad or tourlrt sent, or HUGH GALLAGHER.G.n.Eaftt..l7Stst.St.,Nw York rv.irH'fi: & ADM 1 RAL LI Marine Despatch Line Los Angeles, San Francisco, Seattle and Portland CARGO RECEIVED DAILY AT PIER 40, SOUTH WHARVES S. S. Cape Henry.. June 7th S. S. West Haven. .June 15th S. S. Liberator .... July 2d For Kates nnd Information Aoolr Atlantic Gulf & Pacific S. S. Corp. Iloom SCO. 130 S. Third St. l'hlladelpbta Tliones: Lorn. S6B3: Key. Main &9T7 SEAGER LINE PHILADELPHIA to Christian, Copenhagen, Gothcnberg Stockholm, Hclilngfors and Reval U. S. MAIL STEAMERS lxil 8 S "MAIIOI'S"... About June 10 AT MIlI'l'INr, IlOAItl) HATIIS Tlirouk'li Hills of I.iiUlnE Issuril In all Nomrslnn Ilanlsli nnd Siteillsli Ports. Direct snlllniss for nil Srnuillniivlan ami It title l'nrts lis rario nfrers. SEAGEK STEAMSHIP CO., Inc. W. J. Grandfield & Co. l'IIIU. Afil'-NTS. 308 Chestnut St. t,mlar 0170-7 Main 0705 Dixie Steamship Lines PHILADELPHIA, BRISTOL, MANCHESTER, GLASGOW U.S.S.1$. SJS. MONOMAC Now loadloc. Tier A. Port lllihniond U. H. S. II. S. S. Duvlilson County r.ipeiteil In Snll June 1 for ROTTERDAM U. 8. 8. 1. S. 8. Western linos Kxnertetl tn Mill June M AT CONKKKHNCK KATKS Harriss, Magill & Co., Inc. 425 Lafayette Uldg.. Philadelphia Iximbard BJ30-1 Main 75tO VACATION TRIPS I1Y SK.A PIIILADII II11A TO UOSTON.. Wl., '31H P. M. Sat.. 'SiOO p. M. MAVA.NNAII t run,., 3:UII p. J. JACKSON VI LI" ' I.islUlit-SiuliiB Time Meals nnd i.t(i on muln derk Included KllRht extra charues for accommodations on promenade deck Through tickets to irln clvl points end for lllustraied fulder. Merchants & Miners Trans. Co. ltnl.lUlird 1831 Millions nf l,uencrrs Curried Nut ii Life Lust. Iter IK Ho. Ilel. ve Tel I.nmlnril 1000 STKAMIIOATS HKSOItTH Baltimore to San Francisco and Hawaii nnd return CoUIiik at Havnnn, Panninn, Ciuisl Loe AiiKrlrs and Kun lYanrlsro 1)15 lil'XB HTKM1CH "BUCKEYE STAT2" leaves llaltlmqri'.'far Hawaii June Utii leaves Han ror J for llaltbnnra July S7 MATSONS;,01ATION CO. td PmiH . nNhiiiinn.. si. Manor. Aferf: s HUIduIdb nrJ puloir 1 V'tlv. , i . ;,iiit,!'t ffrmfcHftWiP N 13 S.S. Silver Slsle. Jl1 9 Passenger and Freight Services i rum iew xork KKNtf ftKK fife.4 6H rtmuvii i.lr-nPOOI. lfip6NliBRJvd"AU-3 ', ,.".'.l.;V"'-. . June 18 Jnli s i'. ,1 I .Mi:itt)MA ( VIUO. CIHItAI k7.All:JMtt.K8. PATRA9. .TA..r.Tmit:vN',K r M.AHIIIA .!..'. TIJ I i.OTu""f.fti.,.M,9 June It July 37 AJVMIWA Asmnn"08 to LivnhrooL '"'"", VmiIllAVnmUUlh' Rnd SWANSEA11' , .-ri-i,.l!'ADBLPHi.V TO LONDON1"" " 'I'lttr.Ahni.piiii tA' .,,...... 4."n 21 Af.KxANDS' r!,NSTA,CA' HElltl'T. SYillt.VA i nVSTANTINOr III I'l, ,,,.,v..'i. VrTrA:'YI,',11Ar'0 'DON .iX.fefr? l-retalit Olllee. ItVmrs" 'iZl. r'htl! KERR LINES Sailings from Philadelphia BREMEN-HAMBURG SSu West Raritans"(USSB) Loading Sailing June 7 SS "City of Flint" (USSB) June 30 ANTWERP-ROTTERDAM SS "Schoharie" (USSB) Loading Sailing June 11 Via Baltimore Kerr Steamship Co., Inc. G15-1G LAFAYETTE BUILDING MIILADELl'IIIA. PA. 1 III II Telephone Keystone Telephone Msln olio l.iuiiiinru OIHl ANEH3CA LINE flTl'Tlsf' J". '" t H ' tnlsssi NE New York to Rotterdam Via Plymouth and Boulognc-sur-Mer N00RDAM June II Julr. 16 kit. 20 ROTTERDAM June 25 Julj r 30 Sept. J RYNDAM July 2Auf. GSspLIO N. AMSTERDAM Jul, fj Au,,13 S.Jt.!? P.nenier Office, 1531 W.laut St, PUU. LLCYDHOBLBELCE PIIII.AI)KI.PIIIA A.NTIVr.RP SSPERSIER June 25 RICE. UNRUH & CO. Imbiiril Il)U3 Mi 1 i. A.a .if-v. Wi -i. ' ;xvX : . j fj -i k rttvj ,','., j tZ fl Muln 1330 ' K - .. a. ----- .....WMii ,ii(tim - , . '-'f-i?mttifii!S7f - . JSLkh. 'Jii'" tt-Ai .''
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